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ahahah let the worst coming out, bunny-namers out there!

::Update::

Thank you much for the advice. Luckily I managed to find an animal hospital that takes bunnies. It was a 1 and a half hour drive but it was best I could do.

He was diagnosed with GI stasis. They took him in and did a full body exam. They found no other issue aside from GI stasis.

They sent him back home with me with instructions…[Read more]

I know one of our members (no longer active on the forums) just recently gave her bun a sanitary shave with they type of cutter we normally use for our own bikini shaves 😀 She took great care to not go too close to the skin because you don’t want to nick the skin, obviously. It helps a lot f you can get someone else to help you hold the bun.

Once…[Read more]

Thank you I checked his temperature. He felt cold too.

Due to covid I can’t go in with her 🙁 but I will try cilantro because thats one of her favorite things.

Honestly I’d probably just leave the lid off… pick your battles, so they say!

You could also maybe try mixing a little unsweetened applesauce or critical care in with it, so that it’s yummy. Or maybe putting a little banana on the end of the syringe – although if it has a strong taste that might not work as well.

Will you be able to be in the room when they do the exam? If you are, you can bring a towel or blanket that she can sit on during the exam. Vet tables are very slippery and shiny for sanitary reasons, a towel under the bun makes the experience less awful for the bun.

I give a probiotic before stressful events like vet visit or travel. Fragrant…[Read more]

What bunny namers? 😯 Us? We wouldn’t even think about it, don’t worry! 😀

(Hmmm, for the one of the left I’ve been thinking on those ears… 😛 )

Rabbits often do eat more hay if it is in different places around their area. It’s a more natural way for them to forage for food. Also, found hay often trumps given hay!

It’s the bunny-namers here I’m worried about. Your honorary bunnies won’t be spared.

Personally, If I were to shave a bun’s privates I’d feel uncomfortable even after having a vet teaching me how to. My bun was especially squirmy!

What I was comfortable with, the times he needed to be extra clean around his butt, was to keep the area clean by washing/drying it, cutting matted hair with a tiny pair of scissors and treating the…[Read more]

He definitely seems to know that’s the bathroom spot and the lid probably has him confused… off the top of my head, the easiest thing I can think of is to slide the litter box under a taller piece of furniture so that it’s not in the open but too high for the bun to be wanting to jump on top

Here we’re constantly over 30°C, humidity is blasted to the max and even the wind is warm… so yeah 😀 hello September, wasn’t missing ya!

I’m out of the loop for what’s trendy for pets nowadays, BUT! If you have an idea about what materials are you planning to use we might be able to give some advice!

I didn’t think to put it on her morning veggies! I’ll give that a try tomorrow! I’ll also try to get her a hay rack, maybe she’ll eat more hay if it was in more places than just her litterbox. Thank you!